Error creating user

christophe_

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Hi,
I have the next outcome when creating a user:

Unix User created successfully

User's System Quotas set
User's data directory created successfully
Domains directory created successfully
Domains directory created successfully in user's home

Could not include user's httpd file to the main httpd.conf

The folder public_html isn't created.
I found the solution of removing everything in de folder /var/spool/virtual but nothing is in it.

Someone a solution?

The server is Centos 7 with nginx.

Thanks in advance
 
The folder public_html isn't created.
But you do have the /home/user/domains/domain.com folder?

Did you try to remove the user account, and create it again?
Try to create a test user account and see if the problem persists. If yes then it might be a bug.

If not you could check this if you have admin and root access:
 
But you do have the /home/user/domains/domain.com folder?

Did you try to remove the user account, and create it again?
Try to create a test user account and see if the problem persists. If yes then it might be a bug.

If not you could check this if you have admin and root access:
Thanks for your reply.

I have nothing in the folder "domains". I've run the script and everything is in place, but when placing index.html, I don't get the page. So something is still wrong.
 
And did you try the other things I mentioned? Remove and create account again?
Yes, I tried. I've received the same error.
De public_html is there after running the script. But with the index.html in it, it still shows the page of the hosting company. No other files are in it.
 
That is odd. I presume you checked the index.html that it's another one.
Looks like a bug to me, because if you create a test user and it has the same issue (no public_html) that must be a bug or some customisation causing this.

Maybe best to send in a ticket, unless you're on a personal license. Then we have to wait for somebody familiar with nGinx.
Maybe @Zhenyapan or @Active8 ?
 
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